ABondSlaveofChristJesus
Puritan Board Freshman
In explaining the rpw to Aaron Elmore he rplied to me saying...
"I agree with you that worship should never go against the Bible.
I don't see where one would get from my comment that my views of worship come from my own imagination. I simply stated that worship should be led by the Holy Spirit. This may mean at times that we are led by him to create an aganeda for worship. The HS is fully capable of doing this. The Spirit may also ask us to wait upon the Lord. I think this can involve an aspect of corporate worship that does not have a pre-set agenda.
I'm trying to figure out what you are saying. Are you saying the "charismatic" worship is guilty of creating worship out of ones own imagination and therefore is against the will of God. If this is so then I have to disagree with this as a set principle. I think there are those who are guilty of worshipping out of their own ideas and imaginations but this could happen just as easy at a liturgical service that is planned out. We are all guilty of and susceptible to the temptation of yielding to our own preferences in worship and all areas of life, rather than yielding to the Spirit of God."
"I agree with you that worship should never go against the Bible.
I don't see where one would get from my comment that my views of worship come from my own imagination. I simply stated that worship should be led by the Holy Spirit. This may mean at times that we are led by him to create an aganeda for worship. The HS is fully capable of doing this. The Spirit may also ask us to wait upon the Lord. I think this can involve an aspect of corporate worship that does not have a pre-set agenda.
I'm trying to figure out what you are saying. Are you saying the "charismatic" worship is guilty of creating worship out of ones own imagination and therefore is against the will of God. If this is so then I have to disagree with this as a set principle. I think there are those who are guilty of worshipping out of their own ideas and imaginations but this could happen just as easy at a liturgical service that is planned out. We are all guilty of and susceptible to the temptation of yielding to our own preferences in worship and all areas of life, rather than yielding to the Spirit of God."